Can Underground Heat Strengthen India’s Energy Security?
India’s renewable-energy story has largely been written in sunlight and wind. Now, another resource is drawing attention from beneath the country’s surface: geothermal heat. Unlike solar and wind, geothermal energy can provide power continuously.…
EOS-05: India’s Powerful New Eye in the Sky
India’s space programme has entered another interesting phase with the successful deployment of EOS-05 aboard GSLV-F17 on August 29, 2026. The mission is significant not simply because another satellite has been placed in orbit, but because it takes…
CPS and India’s Next Technology Revolution
The machines shaping the next phase of the digital economy will not exist only on computer screens. They will drive vehicles, operate factories, monitor crops, assist doctors, manage energy systems and increasingly interact with people in real time. This…
India’s Nuclear Gamble: The Power Shift Behind 2047
India is preparing for a major shift in the way it powers its economic rise, and nuclear power is moving closer to the centre of that strategy. For years, India’s energy story was dominated by coal, followed by an extraordinary expansion of solar…
Undersea Cables: The Silent Battlefield of the Next Digital War
The next major digital conflict may not begin with a missile strike or a dramatic cyberattack. It could begin thousands of metres beneath the ocean, where fibre-optic undersea cables carry the data that keeps the global economy moving. From financial…
DRDO Missile Tech Transfer: What Changes Now?
India is moving its DRDO missile ecosystem closer to large-scale industrial production. The decision could change how indigenous missile technologies move from laboratories to factories. Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh has approved the transfer of technology…
Semicon India 2.0: Can India Become a Chip Powerhouse?
India is entering a semiconductor race that could reshape its economic and strategic future. From smartphones and electric vehicles to artificial intelligence, satellites and defence systems, modern technology depends on tiny chips that have become one…
INS Mangrol: India’s New Answer to Shallow-Water Threats
The INS Mangrol delivery gives India another specialised tool for a difficult maritime battlefield: shallow coastal waters. These waters can complicate submarine detection while increasing risks around ports, shipping routes and naval facilities. Cochin…
Divyastra Mk3: India’s New Jet-Powered Strike Drone
India’s drone warfare strategy is rapidly evolving beyond surveillance and conventional unmanned aerial vehicles. The Divyastra Mk3 marks a significant step in this shift, emerging as an indigenous jet-powered loitering munition designed to expand…
India Strengthens Domestic Defense Manufacturing: A New Chapter in Military Self-Reliance
Building a Powerful Indigenous Defence Ecosystem India is witnessing a major transformation in its defence sector as the country moves from being one of the world’s largest defence importers to becoming a growing hub for indigenous military production.…